In response to the many questions we receive about remote viewing and the perception process, we have decided to post a Q&A series of articles to answer the most commonly asked questions. We hope you will enjoy it.

This is part one of a five part question and answer series (Q&A) on perception based remote viewing, also known as Solo ERV or SERV.

Each article in the series will contain frequently asked questions about perception and remote viewing.

We will address questions on a variety of remote viewing experience levels. Some of the questions will be for those new to remote viewing, other Q&A will be for experienced and advanced remote viewers.

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You can view a sample video from the Project Jedi Remote Viewing Training DVD Set here.

It is better to improvise, using the tools available to you, than to insist on ideal conditions in which to operate.

“The wind does not break the tree that bends.”

Several methods were discussed on the Project Jedi Remote Viewing DVD Training Set for creating a CRN (Coordinate Reference Number). You are not limited to these methods and you are encouraged to create your own reliable methods that work for you.
It is a good idea to be able to produce numbers sufficiently different from what you or others may happen to create and attach to an assignment. The goal is to have a unique number associated with every photo or cue assigned to a remote viewer.
By feeling comfortable using several methods that properly suit the purpose, you will be better prepared for non-optimal conditions (This is an example of the “no excuse” mentality for implementing RV for your own survival.)

When you have decided to introduce a new method into your preparations for obtaining random numbers for a CRN, test it out first.

Here are a few questions you should ask yourself about the resulting CRN: Is it truly random? Is it random enough to be used in emergency situations? Is it not random, but acceptable as a last resort? Will you actually have easy access to the needed materials when it comes time to create a CRN? Is the method simple and fast enough to be practical? Is there any way to streamline it? Do you like using it?

Practice the process without creating an assignment you will actually remote view. Have you found it good enough to use to make one or two CRNs when you have no other options, or is it better suited for creating batches of practice photo assignments? Do you feel confident in using it?

One common way to select numbers is by using an online random number generator. Many factors may stop you from creating a string of random numbers in the manner you are accustomed to, but don’t let that stop you from using acceptable protocols for remote viewing. For the moment, if you are reading this off of a website, an online random number generator is a completely viable option.

However, never put all your eggs in one basket.

What other “number generators” do you personally have readily available?

The quickest way to acquire numbers suitable for a CRN is to rely on knowledge of the date and time. This method creates a 12 digit CRN. The first half is the date, expressed as a string of six numbers representing the year, month and day in whatever order you usually use. The second half is the hour, minute and second, of the moment you looked at the clock, expressed in either civilian or military format.

Example: [110102/220558]

Be aware that you do not have an equal chance of all of those digits being 0-9. You can further customize this number by replacing the first number of each six digit set with your initials or some letters from your name.

Example: [X10102/Z20558]

Turning Diversions into Tools

Another method discussed on the DVDs involved rolling dice. Depending on your gaming proclivities, you may also have a deck of playing cards.

It is a good idea to do as many practice targets as you can while actively training. You want these to be carefully selected photographs you can trust to not be altered beyond cropping. Even if you’ve been remote viewing for years, running calibration sessions with similar practice photo targets is a necessity if you want to keep trusting your data on operational or personal targets.

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.If you wish to re-target these photographs simply use the cue: Assignment [xxxx/xxxx] on a clean sheet of paper or plain index card. Above the cue write a new TRN. Re-targeting can help avoid frontloading, especially if you want to target the photograph in the future or hand it out as a blind session to several people.

IMPORTANT: Before performing the assignments below, please friend me on Myspace, or contact me on about.me by clicking on the email button and provide me with a way to contact you and send you a digital photograph file for feedback. This is the only way you will be able to receive feedback (view the photograph you remote viewed).